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Mention Savannah, and most people will think of moss-draped oaks, genteel Southern charm, excellent cooking and beautiful scenery. Not many would associate Savannah with goggle-clad, helmetless race car drivers roaring past crowds of nattily dressed onlookers from the early 1900s. Yet, from 1908 – 1911, the wonderful landscape, architecture and atmosphere of Savannah was home to the predecessor of the most famous race in the world, the Indianapolis 500.
In this book, GHS presents a wonderful look at the years Savannah was the American center of racing. Included are never-before published photographs from the Society's collection, as well as insightful and well-researched text.


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California wildfires map shows the areas that have been affected
The most destructive wildfire in California history is nowhere near done with its catastrophic rampage.
Numerous missing people had reportedly not been heard from since the start of the fires.
Malibu and other beach communities have been evacuated too, and residents that haven't left yet have been urged to do so.
The Republican president has previously blamed California officials for fires and threatened to withhold funding, saying the state should do more to remove rotten trees and other debris that fuel blazes. At least 31 people were killed by the fires after officials discovered additional remains on Sunday.
"In some cases, the only remains we are able to recover are bones or bone fragments", Butte County Sheriff and Coroner Kory Honea told reporters.
Sol Bechtold drove from shelter to shelter looking for his mother, Joanne Caddy, a 75-year-old widow whose house burned down along with the rest of her neighbourhood in Magalia, just north of Paradise.
"We learned her house was destroyed the other day so don't know what's happened to her - she's kind of homebound, she doesn't have a vehicle". "She's kind of homebound".
Cyrus' two-acre property, which she shared with on/off fiancé Liam Hemsworth, reportedly used to feature a patio, fountains, gazebo, spa, and a two-car garage.
"She said, 'We've still got animals to get.' I said, 'We've got to go or we're going to die here".
CNN reported singer and entertainer Katy Perry tweeted: "There aren't even politics involved".
Of the 30 homes in the area, 28 were destroyed, including his, Phillips said.
"It's my community, it's where I grew up". "There was no question about it".
Israel, Hamas Trade Heavy Fire After Deadly Incursion
The army said an Israeli bus was hit by an anti-tank missile from the Gaza Strip, causing several injuries. He said the force faced a "very complex battle" and was able to "exfiltrate in its entirety".
Oil prices rise as Saudi Arabia signals production cut
The UAE's energy minister, Suhail al-Mazrouei, said balancing the market would "require changes in the strategy" of producers. OPEC and its allies will meet in Vienna on December 6-7 to decide on output policy for 2019.
Trump largely alone as world leaders take aim at nationalism
When asked about the criticism, the White House pointed its initial statement on the matter. At least one topless woman ran into the street and shouted "fake peace maker", at the cars.
Jan McGregor, 81, got back to his small two-bedroom home in Paradise with the help of his firefighter grandson. It has destroyed an estimated 6,700 buildings, most of which were homes. The overall death toll from the outbreak of fires at both ends of the state stood at 25 Sunday and appeared likely to climb.
"It was devastating out here in Malibu", Jenner said.
The International Association of Fire Fighters union also blasted the president, calling Trump's comments "irresponsible, reckless and insulting". "Inspired as ever by the courage, spirit and sacrifice of firefighters", he wrote.
"Firefighters have never seen anything like this in their lives", he wrote.
President Donald Trump said over the weekend that the California wildfires are burning out of control because of "gross mismanagement" by California officials.
California Gov. Jerry Brown also lamented the role of climate change in driving the fires.
"We are entering a new normal". She encouraged people to aid in relief efforts by donating money and supplies to organizations like California's Wildfire Relief Fund and the Red Cross.
But fire officials say fire behavior has changed statewide after years of drought and record summer heat that have left vegetation extremely crisp and dry.
Crews are combing through blackened ruins of homes.
Firefighters battle the Woolsey Fire as it continues to burn in Malibu, California, U.S., November 11, 2018.
Caitlyn Jenner's Malibu home survived the fire, despite TMZ reports on Friday that said it had burnt down.
The two dead were severely burned, their bodies discovered in a vehicle on a long residential driveway on a stretch of Mulholland Highway in Malibu, where most of the surrounding structures had burned.
Madrid 'very happy' with Solari - Butragueno
Trump downplays Whitaker ties amid criticism
Armistice Day: White House defends Trump WW1 no-show
Mushrooms and tangerines: North and South Korea swap food gifts
Russian Federation and China have both resumed trade with North Korea after noting its improved relationship with the US. The United States and South Korea resumed combined exercises on Monday after canceling key drills in 2018.
Marvel Remembers Stan Lee
He hit his stride in the 1960s when he brought the Fantastic Four , the Hulk , Spider-Man, Iron Man and numerous others to life. The company went bankrupt, and three men were indicted for allegedly defrauding the business in a check kiting scam.
'Toy Story 4' trailer introduces new character
After making our heart flutter with three installments, Woody, Buzz, and company are returning with Toy Story 4 . Forky is a toy that Bonnie made out of a disposable spork, so he's facing a crisis.
Nine killed in California wildfires
Some 95,000 residents have been evacuated in Ventura County alone, the county's fire department said on Twitter on Friday night. A round of Santa Ana winds is forecast to whip the area Sunday through Tuesday, though it may be weaker than Friday's.
Joe Perry hospitalized after Billy Joel jam at NYC venue
Eyewitnesses tell TMZ , Joe had just finished " Walk This Way " with Billy Joel on stage and went back to his dressing room. And the whole Aerosmith crew, including frontman Steven Tyler , are intending to start their Las Vegas residency in spring.
City win the derby as Chelsea, Arsenal held — Super Sunday
Ivan Cavaleiro's 13th-minute strike put Wolves ahead after capitalizing on a mistake by Granit Xhaka. City remain unbeaten 12 games into the Premier League campaign after another impressive display.
Melbourne terror attack leaves one dead, two injured
However, video posted to Twitter and broadcast on television showed a man repeatedly swinging an object at two police officers. Police and civilians had tried unsuccessfully to subdue Shire Ali during Friday's attack, before police shot him in the chest.
Fed leaves rates unchanged, signals December hike
At that meeting, Fed officials also projected a total of four hikes for 2018 and three next year. The Federal Open Market Committee will issue a statement at 2 p.m.
Michelle Obama says she stopped 'trying to smile' during 'misogynist' Trump's inauguration
She was assigned for three months as Obama's adviser at the firm and joined him at several group social functions. Donald Trump , with his loud and reckless innuendos, was putting my family's safety at risk.
Netanyahu defends Qatari cash infusion to Gaza
One Israeli soldier has been killed on the Gaza-Israel border by a Palestinian sniper during the same period. The IDF team was able to make the risky trek back to Israeli territory and successfully extract Lt. -Col.
Liverpool vs Fulham: Silky Virgil van Dijk nutmegs for fun
But before that somebody had held him. "The reaction was brilliant". It's hard to see for the ref but there's a clear foul on Robbo.
Barca suffer first league home defeat in two years
Betis seemed faster, sharper and hungrier while Barcelona's midfield was repeatedly carved open on the break. Messi added his second in injury-time but there was to be no more late drama.
Local firefighters to deploy to California to help battle flames ravaging state
Butte County Sheriff Cory Honea announced the figure on Sunday night, raising the number of people missing by more than 100. Smoke billows from the Camp Fire as a firefighting helicopter flies near Pulga, Calif., on Sunday, Nov. 11, 2018.
California-based appeals court has been thorn in Trump's side
A federal judge in Washington in August ordered the administration to fully restore DACA, including taking new applications. Several similar lawsuits challenging the DACA termination have been filed in other federal courts around the country.
Rockets to Release Carmelo Anthony Soon
It would not surprise me if we hear of some personal issues between Carmelo and the coaching staff as this story develops. But Tim MacMahon of ESPN reported after Sunday's game that the Rockets indeed have chose to part ways with Anthony.

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Writing long essays - Tim Urban
Karthick Gopal
I get a kick when I design a system or build a framework of something and someone else arrives at the same conclusion.
It's a particular kick if it's someone I respect or admire. That someone is Tim Urban, the founder of Wait But Why.
Wait but why is really a novel disguised as a blog. You'll see funny cartoons, ridiculous titles and an annoying popup that asks you to subscribe.
But underneath it is a a work of art presented by one of the most insightful education distillers we have today.
Tim Urban began writing a blog called Underneath the Turban (T Urban) where he often wrote really funny stories for his friends which evolved into Wait but Why. I did something similar, wrote a lot of funny essays about trips that I hope would be funnier with the way I wrote. This was on pine email and no social media (wow year 2000 hello).
There are 2 essays I highly recommend from WBW
The Tail End
This is a powerful essay about the time we have left and why it's important to keep in touch with your parents. Yes you. I know you have been ignoring that but you shouldn't. Read the essay and enjoy the silly drawings he made too. Here are my favourite parts.
Being in their mid-60s, let's continue to be super optimistic and say I'm one of the incredibly lucky people to have both parents alive into my 60s. That would give us about 30 more years of coexistence. If the ten days a year thing holds, that's 300 days left to hang with mom and dad. Less time than I spent with them in any one of my 18 childhood years.
When you look at that reality, you realize that despite not being at the end of your life, you may very well be nearing the end of your time with some of the most important people in your life.
and the most powerful line.
It turns out that when I graduated from high school, I had already used up 93% of my in-person parent time. I'm now enjoying the last 5% of that time. We're in the tail end.
The Elon Musk series
This will get many to roll their eyes. That's okay. It still makes for good reading. Not counting Steve Jobs who was certainly the flashiest and most charismatic entrepreneur in our recent times, a lot of people know my affinity for Elon Musk. Many years ago, I knew he was on to something when he started SpaceX. It might have been because I was a kid that wanted to be an astronaut and there's some affinity for space since the beginning or the fact that Steve Jobs is dead and there has to be a hero we can be inspired by. It talks about how Elon's chances are to forward humanity with the bets he's taking on sustainable energy, space, traffic, solar harnessing and neurobiology. I don't know of anyone doing so much across so many fields.
Tim's series are very interesting. I wanted to know how he compiles, distills and publishes these essays so I went digging into his process and was delighted to see there are lot of similarities.
The first concept is to understand the idea fog. When you begin a topic there's a fog around your knowledge and understanding and the more you learn and read the more the fog starts clearing and you start orienting yourself in a particular direction. You start to recognise that what knowledge you hold is like a leaf of the tree but you want to really build the tree trunk of knowledge first (what Elon calls the first principle thinking) and then branch out not the other way around.
The first interview is with Tim Urban at YCombinator. The process of the craft starts in the middle of the interview talks about how he goes about tackling a topic like Cryonics.
Here are my notes.
If you consider knowledge as a 1-10 rating where 10 is the world's leading expert on something then Tim aim's to be at 6 with his writing. Most people start at 2.
He starts with wikipedia and google. He googles the basics like what is Cryonics, cryonics scams, peter thiel cryonics etc and has about 8-10 tabs open on links of this topic.
The aim of these group articles is to give a foundational understanding, agreements and disagreements of the topic and get an orientation or "clearing the fog"
There are 2 documents in the start created on Text Edit. 1
Document 1 is collecting everything relevant: Facts, stats, opinions, counter opinions all bunched together.
Document 2 is a structure of the story and metaphor that's forming in his head and sections of the blog post outlining itself
To understand more he talks to friends and takes a measure of how insecure he is about his knowledge. Once he identifies he then goes and digs deeper into a specifc topic.
After about a week of all the reading and many re-runs he is at a position to explain to any layman the topic and cover, broadly, all the questions and general doubts that people might have in that area while posing the argument and counter arguments that are popular in the narrative
This takes about a week and he then distills it into an article that he then adds flesh, cartoons etc to it.
But it's in this excellent series called the Creator Lab Podcast with Bilal Zaidi that he really breaks down the mechanics of the tools of the craft
There are 3 Phases of learning: Intaking, Processing and Outputting (IPO! get it?).
Intaking If I'm having fun ill do more research and learn more about it and write more about it. I take a measure of whether I'm feeling oriented or not. One driver is do I feel foggy and what do I feel foggy about? A topic is very icky at the beginning because my understanding is low and i don't want to feel like a speaker because it's not very interesting if you don't know too much. As you learn the basics of something it suddenly becomes exciting and the ickiness goes away and you go oh i totally get this. You have to have the tree trunk first. You want to feel like oh you kinda get it but you can't talk about it authoritatively because you don't have the trunk you are grasping on a leaf or branch
He starts with TextEdit 1992 computer interface. It's a white square and rectangle you can do stuff with. Something is bolded . Something is italics. Each means something different. Using colours a lot. CAPS, italics, bolds, colours are what he uses. He has 2 big documents.
1 - Collecting links, YouTube, general articles, academics Post link and then post stuff under it. Becomes a giant big document that you come and edit later and put into sections and ideas. About 7-8 runs later. You're starting to get an idea of what needs to be done. Always start with youtube wikipedia and articles (look at the references) you'll read all the long explainers as it is happening
2 - The idea doc. Beginnings of outlines. Idea of an outline is trying to form. You start getting a section 12 or so things in a tight outline.
Processing The fog is starting to clear from there you'll start filling in the gaps and find out the gaps. Now you are starting to orient yourself a lot better as the fog is clearing, at this time theres knowledge and there's a story that's starting to form. He starts getting ideas like What is a CPU? Is it a magical city? What's neuralink it's a wizard's hat!
He then goes to the beginning of the original huge doc and go through them and start putting them into buckets. At the end of this you start to have an outline and you have the notes that go through it. You go through this exercise 7 rounds and then you are staring to clarify
Outputting At this point the first doc is really huge. But it's the second one that's he's now assembled with a really tight outline. He takes another document and another doc that has the section heading and all the notes and links below it. He creates a Word document on one half of the screen and in the other half he's got all the notes lined up with the sections and then starts writing the blog post. He adds the cartoons and illustrations and metaphors here to flesh it all up.
I found this process very similar to mine where I read a lot and then assemble it all together in TEXTEDIT files! which particularly thrilled me.
The breakdown is further down with the Creator Lab interview. ↩
Thinking about Ideas.
30 days of writing daily.
The Art of Quizzing.
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A classic work, deriving its argument from the Scripture, the Presbyterian Standards, and history.
Some might say that the argument against instrumental music in public worship is outdated, trivial, or useless in the face of near-universal use of musical instruments in church worship services. But John L. Giradeau, a pastor to slaves and a professor at Columbia Seminary, makes a scriptural and regulative argument for Presbyterians to consider.


The goal is to trace the Remote File Server (RFS) process in physical standby database.
The Remote File Server (RFS) process writes the redo data to standby redo log files on the standby database.
Generating a RFS process trace file may be necessary, for example to diagnose high disk I-O at the standby database (<Note 1481124.1>).


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How Cannabis Influenced Bob Dylan's Musical Career
Lisa RoughMay 24, 2017
Bob Dylan during his tour through West Germany at the Dortmunder Westfalenhalle, June 27, 1978. (Proepper/AP)
Bob Dylan is one of music's most prolific songwriters. The poet, warbling singer, and musical artist is renowned for his lengthy and impressive career, and he's made it clear that much of his music was inspired by the muse that is cannabis.
From 'Zimmerman' to 'Dylan'
Dylan doesn't remember who specifically turned him on to cannabis, but in the early 1960s, while perusing the coffeehouse scene in Dinkytown, Minnesota, cannabis was plentiful and abundant. He often played at Ten O'Clock Scholar, a coffee house near the University of Minnesota where he was enrolled as a student. It was during these performances that the singer, née Robert Zimmerman, first dubbed himself "Bob Dylan," inspired by poet Dylan Thomas.
"But opium and hash and pot...they just bend your mind a little. I think everybody's mind should be bent once in a while."
He dropped out of the university and moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, to immerse himself in the burgeoning folk scene. It was there that he met Eric Von Schmidt, who would end up being a source of inspiration for his music. They both mastered the harmonica and smoked joints together backstage during musical sets by legendary folk singer Joan Baez.
One night, as they were smoking backstage, Dylan got an unexpected call to action from Baez, who he later ended up dating. "I was already in a zone," Schmidt recalled. "All of a sudden, Joan calls Dylan out to the stage and he sings what seems like a hundred verses of 'A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall.' I couldn't believe how this guy could remember all the verses. He may have missed a few, he may have made up a few. I was amazed by his ability to function. He had that covered."
In 1961 Dylan moved to Greenwich Village in New York City, making friends on the folk scene and playing the local clubs. By 1962, he had officially changed his name to Robert Dylan and assumed this new identity with gusto, releasing his first self-titled album March 19, 1962. He traveled to the United Kingdom in March 1963 and performed "Blowin' in the Wind" on a BBC drama in one of his first public performances.
'Those Things Aren't Drugs'
As his popularity was beginning to take off, Dylan was interviewed by Playboy magazine and asked about drug use: "Considering the risks involved, do you think that experimentation with such drugs should be part of the growing-up experience for a young person?"
Dylan pondered the question for a moment before replying. "I wouldn't advise anybody to use drugs–certainly not the hard drugs; drugs are medicine," he answered thoughtfully. "But opium and hash and pot–now, those things aren't drugs. They just bend your mind a little. I think everybody's mind should be bent once in a while."
He put it in a slightly less eloquent way in the lyrics for his song, "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35," the opening track on his acclaimed album, Blonde on Blonde. Simply put, "Everybody must get stoned."
Introducing The Beatles to Cannabis
In 1964, in New York's Delmonico Hotel, Bob Dylan met up with the Beatles after being introduced by a mutual friend. They settled into the hotel room and Dylan suggested they smoke a joint. The boys from Liverpool eyed each other sheepishly before admitting to him, "We've never smoked marijuana before." Dylan was so surprised, he didn't believe them at first. "What about your song?" he asked."The one about getting high?"
The Beatles and Cannabis: How the Fab Four Got By With a Little Help From Their Friends
The Beatles looked at each other in confusion, asking, "Which song?"
"I see myself as it all. Married man, poet, singer, songwriter, custodian, gatekeeper…all of it. I'll be it all."
Dylan was insistent. "You know…'and when I touch you, I get high, I get high…"
John Lennon blushed when he realized. "Those aren't the words. The words are 'I can't hide, I can't hide.'"
With that, Dylan gleefully set about with a proper introduction to the marvels of marijuana.
They put towels beneath the door, drew the drapes tight, and Dylan started to roll up a joint, but, according to a memoir from his road manager, Victor Maymudes, the joint fell apart in Dylan's fingers and scattered cannabis across a bowl of decorative fruit in the hotel room. Maymudes had to take over and rolled up a joint, handing it to Ringo for the first puff. Ringo, not understanding the "puff, puff, pass" etiquette, smoked the whole joint himself. Dylan just laughed and Maymudes rolled more joints for the group.
How to roll a joint
Kicking Drugs (or Maybe Not)
By 1969, Dylan was strung out and exhausted. " I was on the road for almost five years," he told Rolling Stone co-founder Jann Wenner. "It wore me down. I was on drugs, a lot of things. A lot of things just to keep going, you know? And I don't want to live that way anymore." It was during this time he was rumored to have kicked a heroin habit in New York City, although, considering his reputation for lying to the press, it's entirely possible that he'd made the whole thing up.
The pressure was mounting for him to perform and tour and record, but a motorcycle accident in 1966 offered him the respite he needed and a chance to escape the limelight. He wouldn't tour again for nearly eight years.
During this lull, Dylan worked with Johnny Cash on his new album, Nashville Skyline, even going so far as to perform "Girl From the North Country" on the first episode of Cash's new television show.
Dylan kept a low profile for the next few years, although he came out of hiding to protest charges against John Lennon and Yoko Ono, who were convicted of possessing marijuana and faced deportation charges. "Hurray for John and Yoko," said Dylan in a letter to the US Immigration Service. "Let them stay and live here and breathe. The country's got plenty of room and space. Let John and Yoko stay."
That Time Joe Cocker Got Kicked Out of Australia for Cannabis
Despite their affinity for each other, Lennon admitted that he couldn't shake the feeling of competitive rivalry with the singer. "We were so nervous whenever we used to meet. It was always under the most nerve-wracking circumstances…I see him as another poet, or as competition," he told Jann Wenner of Rolling Stone. "If I see or meet a great artist, I love 'em. I go fanatical about them for a short period, and then I get over it. If they wear green socks, I'm liable to wear green socks for a period, too."
Reinvention and Back
By the mid-1970's, Dylan had embraced a whole new side of himself as a born-again Christian. He recorded two albums of contemporary gospel music, including the song "Gotta Serve Somebody," for which he won the Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance. His literal change of tune irked many of his fans, as well as several of his fellow musicians. Shortly before his death, John Lennon recorded the song "Serve Yourself" as a pointed response to Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody." His Christian musical influence was short-lived, however, and he soon returned to a more secular style of music.
In 1994, without so much as a second thought, the singer quit drinking. "He just stopped on a dime," said Maymudes, his road manager. "He didn't talk as much once he stopped and he didn't laugh as loud, either. Bob lost a bit of self-esteem when he sobered up, became a little more introverted and a little less social."
The singer is prolific and ubiquitous, even now, more than 50 years into his decorated career. He has reinvented himself and his music a thousand times over, and his songs have been covered by every artist under the sun, from Jimi Hendrix to Michael Bolton to David Bowie to the White Stripes to Simon and Garfunkel and Tom Petty.
David Bowie: A Tribute to the Starman
When asked how he sees himself, even he couldn't articulate how to accurately define the enigma of his persona.
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"Rainy Day Women" isn't about drugs but persecution. The fact that society will "stone you" as they push you. The brilliance of the song is to make it sound like a party song and a crazy drug song when the point of it all is anything but. I think the song is as close to real "art" as anything Dylan has done in his career. The people who feel persecuted or have been through it, on a private or public level, and open up about it are often mocked and ridiculed as being crazy or on drugs, anything but sane. Dylan takes the message of persecution, dresses it as the unwitting assume it to look, and from behind the disguise tells his truth. I know it's been an anthem of the marijuana movement since Moses wore short pants but it's not about drugs. Think about it. Who hasn't been a kid who behaves (tries to be so good) and is stoned anyways? Or when you're just minding your own business and end up getting your balls busted anyways? Or when you're all alone and shit still won't go right for you? The song is about resignation in the face of persecution, that everyone must go through it, but also choosing how to absorb it. I don't hear the song and think, marijuana is the way to escape the persecution! That's just not what the songs about. It's a clever, timeless commentary on American society not a pro-marijuana anthem.
Michael L. Reidy
Thank you Lisa. Your talent and kindness, is encouraging.


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Q: In how many ways you can form $6$-digit numbers using the digits $0, 1, 2, 3,$ and $4$ with exactly two digit $4$ in each number? In how many ways you can form $6$-digit numbers using the digits $0, 1, 2, 3,$ and $4$ with exactly two digit $4$ in each number?
I am trying to solve this problem using combination.
I think (but not that sure) we can calculate the total number of 6-digit numbers as follows
$_6C_2 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4$ = $8,256$
I am confused on how I can consider in the calculation that the digit 0 is not allowed to be in the hundred thousands digit.
Any comment and suggestion will be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance.

A: First, forget about zero. You have to pick two of the six places for two digits 4. You can do that in $\binom62$ different ways. The rest can be filled with 0, 1, 2, 3 in $4^4$ different ways so the total number of possiblities is:
$$\binom 62 4^4$$
However we have to eliminate all numbers starting with zero. If you fix 0 in the first place, it's like asking how many 5-digit numbers we can create with two digits 4, plus digits 0,1,2,3. By using similar reasoning, you can pick $\binom52$ positions for $4$ and you can fill the rest in $4^3$ different ways:
$$\binom52 4^3$$
So the result is:
$$\binom 62 4^4-\binom52 4^3$$

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Q: "TypeError: i18nService.getSafeText is not a function" when rendering data for grid using angular-ui-grid I have imported the ui-grid module in my app's module import file:
import 'angular-ui-grid/ui-grid.core';
Added in the same file this imported module:
const app = angular
  .module('app', [
    uiRouter,
    uiBootstrap,
    'ui.bootstrap.datetimepicker',
    'ui.grid',
    [...]
    ])

And in controller for view which will use the grid, I've set gridOptions:
this.gridOptions = {
  columnDefs: [
    {name: "Account", field: "accountNumber", enableCellEdit: false},
    {name: "dateFrom", field: "dateFrom", enableCellEdit: false},
    {name: "dateTo", field: "dateTo", enableCellEdit: false},
    {name: "operationsType", field: "operationType", enableCellEdit: false},
    {name: "someId", field: "someId", enableCellEdit: false}
  ]
};
[...]
const jsonObj = this.XLSX.utils.sheet_to_json(sheetObj, {header: ["accountNumber", "dateFrom", "dateTo", "operationType", "someId"]});
this.gridOptions.data = jsonObj;

And set grid element in view:

But when rendering the grid, I get error in console:
TypeError: i18nService.getSafeText is not a function
    at Object.link (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:4815:1), <anonymous>:2158:28)
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    at eval (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:2394:1), <anonymous>:9928:44)
    at invokeLinkFn (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:2394:1), <anonymous>:9934:9)
    at nodeLinkFn (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:2394:1), <anonymous>:9335:11)
    at eval (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:2394:1), <anonymous>:9673:13)
    at processQueue (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:2394:1), <anonymous>:16383:28)
    at eval (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:2394:1), <anonymous>:16399:27)
    at Scope.$eval (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:2394:1), <anonymous>:17682:28)
    at Scope.$digest (eval at <anonymous> (http://localhost:3000/vendor.bundle.js?97065532baea04c9b656:2394:1), <anonymous>:17495:31)

But the function is in ui-grid.core.js, ui-grid.core.min.js, ui-grid.js and ui-grid.min.js:
getSafeText: function (path, lang) {
          var language = lang || service.getCurrentLang(),
            trans = langCache.get(language),
            missing = i18nConstants.MISSING + path,
            getter = $parse(path);

          if (!trans) {
            return missing;
          }

          return getter(trans) || missing;
        },

I don't know whats going on with this.
Anyone can help?

A: I've found the problem - I'm already using my own custom i18nService which is named same as i18n custom service used inside angular-ui-grid.
Have to rename one of them and problem disappears.
I, for example, copied whole angular-ui-grid package to local app vendors folder and renamed ui-grid i18nService to something else.
Now it works fine.


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Arsenal have offered Beppe Marotta to move to North London after that the Italian chief leaves Juventus, Tuttosport reports.
The Italian paper claims the Gunners offered Marotta a € 3.5 million-a-year contract but the former Juventus General Director is not willing to move abroad, at least for the moment.
Arsenal didn't manage to persuade Marotta to move to England and Marotta is now listening to offers of other clubs. He announced his Juventus exit after the final whistle of Juventus-Napoli on Saturday and since then, Marotta has been linked with the best Italian and European clubs.
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They are generally in the shape of a circle with a single winding path into the center and are often mistaken to be a maze. However, there is only one continuous path to the center and back out again. There are no tricks or dead ends.
In medieval Europe, large pavement labyrinths began to appear on the floors of cathedrals in northern France. Because of the Crusades and/or the cost of travel, most European Christians could not go on pilgrimages to Jerusalem, so the labyrinth served as a way for pilgrims to symbolically take the journey, moving prayerfully along the long winding path to the center and then out again.
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package i5.las2peer.services.ocd.cooperation.data.mapping;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import i5.las2peer.services.ocd.cooperation.data.mapping.correlation.CorrelationDataset;
import i5.las2peer.services.ocd.cooperation.data.table.Table;
import i5.las2peer.services.ocd.cooperation.data.table.TableInterface;
import i5.las2peer.services.ocd.graphs.properties.GraphProperty;

public class MappingList extends ArrayList<CoverSimulationGroupMapping> implements TableInterface {

	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	private String name;
	int communityCount = 0;

	public MappingList(String name) {
		this.setName(name);
	}

	@Override
	public String getName() {
		return this.name;
	}

	public void setName(String name) {
		this.name = name;
	}

	public double[] getPropertyValues(GraphProperty property) {

		List<Double> values = new ArrayList<Double>();

		for (CoverSimulationGroupMapping mapping : this) {

			double[] properties = mapping.getPropertyValues(property);
			for (int i = 0; i < properties.length; i++) {
				if (mapping.getCover().getCommunitySize(i) > 1) {
					if (mapping.getCover().getCommunitySize(i) < mapping.getCover().getGraph().nodeCount()) {
						values.add(properties[i]);
					}
				}
			}
		}

		double[] result = new double[values.size()];
		for (int i = 0; i < values.size(); i++) {
			result[i] = values.get(i);
		}

		return result;
	}

	public double[] getCooperationValues() {

		communityCount = 0;
		List<Double> values = new ArrayList<Double>();
		for (CoverSimulationGroupMapping mapping : this) {
			double[] cooperation = mapping.getCooperationValues();
			for (int i = 0; i < cooperation.length; i++) {
				if (mapping.getCover().getCommunitySize(i) > 1) {
					if (mapping.getCover().getCommunitySize(i)  < mapping.getCover().getGraph().nodeCount()) {
						values.add(cooperation[i]);
					}
				}
			}
		}

		double[] result = new double[values.size()];
		for (int i = 0; i < values.size(); i++) {
			result[i] = values.get(i);
		}

		communityCount = result.length;
		return result;
	}

	@Override
	public Table toTable() {

		CorrelationDataset sizeCorrelation = new CorrelationDataset(getCooperationValues(), getPropertyValues(GraphProperty.SIZE));
		CorrelationDataset densityCorrelation = new CorrelationDataset(getCooperationValues(), getPropertyValues(GraphProperty.DENSITY));
		CorrelationDataset avgDegCorrelation = new CorrelationDataset(getCooperationValues(),
				getPropertyValues(GraphProperty.AVERAGE_DEGREE));
		CorrelationDataset stdDegCorrelation = new CorrelationDataset(getCooperationValues(),
				getPropertyValues(GraphProperty.DEGREE_DEVIATION));
		CorrelationDataset ccCorrelation = new CorrelationDataset(getCooperationValues(),
				getPropertyValues(GraphProperty.CLUSTERING_COEFFICIENT));

		Table table = new Table();
		System.out.println("Community Count: " + communityCount);
		table.add("Communities: " + communityCount);
		table.add("").append(CorrelationDataset.toHeadLine());
		table.add("size").append(sizeCorrelation);
		table.add("density").append(densityCorrelation);
		table.add("avg Deg").append(avgDegCorrelation);
		table.add("std Deg").append(stdDegCorrelation);
		table.add("CC").append(ccCorrelation);
		return table;
	}

}

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Mistrial declared in South Philly Councilman's bribery case
Mark Zimmaro
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A mistrial was declared in a federal bribery case against South Philadelphia City Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson and his wife Dawn Chavous.
A jury of eight men and four women could not reach a verdict after three weeks of testimony and four days of deliberations as federal prosecutors attempted to prove that Johnson and his wife accepted more than $66,000 in exchange for Johnson using his public office to take official actions to benefit the CEO of Universal Community Homes, Abdur Rahim Islam, and its CFO, Shahied Dawan. Universal Community Homes is a subsidiary of Universal Companies, which is a nonprofit that owns several charter schools in South, West and North Philadelphia.
Had they been convicted, Johnson and Chavous were facing 40 years in prison.
"We are gratified that some of the jurors appear to recognize the government did not introduce a single piece of hard evidence that either the Councilmember or Ms. Chavous did something wrong – not a single email, text, memo, taped call or witness detailing the bribery the government alleges occurred," said Johnson's attorney Patrick J. Egan in a statement. "The government was unable to introduce any because, despite investigating Councilmember Johnson and Ms. Chavous for six years and conducting more than 150 interviews, bringing three dozen people before the grand jury and collecting and analyzing more than two million documents, there is no evidence and both are innocent of the government's charges."
At the time of his indictment in January, 2020, Johnson, who represents the city's had maintained his innocence and called the federal prosecutors "overzealous."
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Prosecutors argued that Chavous, who operates Chavous Consulting, used her business to to receive payments from Islam and Dawan for her husband. Universal owned the property on which the closed Royal Theater sits, on the 1500 block of South Street and needed to be rezoned.
"The government's entire case relies on the opinion of a single agent who has never served as a consultant and has no training in organizational management and has never worked with or for charter schools," Egan said in the statement. "Even the government concedes Ms. Chavous did work — but in one agent's opinion, she didn't work enough. That runs directly counter to the testimony of people who worked with and for Ms. Chavous.
"In the coming weeks, we will have more to say about the facts of this case and why it never should have been brought in the first place. We hope that the government recognizes the weakness of its case, declines to retry either the Councilmember or Ms. Chavous, and permits them to move on and rebuild their lives and reputations."
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It's hard to imagine if she walked into a police department in nearly any other country in the world that she would've died in a barrage of bullets.
American police will kill you. Run from them, they'll kill you. Act nervous when they scream at you and they'll kill you. Do nothing at all and they'll kill you. Walk down the stairs and they'll kill you. Put your hands up and they'll kill you.
Mental illness matters not to American police if they imagine, sense, or perceive a threat of any kind; They will shoot you over and over again until you die.
It's not this way around the world, but in the good 'ol US of A, our officers are shooting and killing people at a record pace. So, when Kristiana Coignard walked into a Longview, Texas police department, and picked up the phone there to speak to someone, the fact that she would soon be shot to death by three police officers may have already occurred to her, but as details emerge about her shooting death, it's hard to imagine if she walked into a police department in nearly any other country in the world that she would've died in a barrage of bullets.
Please read below the fold for details on this story.
On Friday, January 23, 17-year-old student Kristiana Coignard walked into her local police department, picked up a telephone, and asked to speak to an officer. Sometime after that she pulled "a weapon" and was shot and killed by three police officers.
For three days, that's pretty much all the police have said. Refusing to say what type of weapon she brandished, the inference was that it was so lethal a weapon that it must've been a gun or a stick of dynamite or hand grenade, but Longview Mayor Jay Dean just revealed that it wasn't a gun at all, but a knife.
In an article on Think Progress, it was revealed that Kristiana was struggling mightily with mental illness.
Robertson said that her niece had been struggling with mental illness, including depression and bipolar disorder, since her mother died when she was four. She had been hospitalized twice in recent years after suicide attempts. One time, she tried to hang herself. Another time, she drank toilet bowl cleaner. Since arriving in Longview in December, Coignard had been taking medication and regularly seeing a therapist. She had no criminal record and "was only violent with herself, " Robertson said.
It's hard to believe, no matter what the circumstance, that the only option available to the Longview police department was to shoot Kristiana over and over again.
In London, a depressed man struggling with mental illness got two large knives and pulled them out in front of Buckingham Palace, but the police, trained on how to surround and subdue a man like him with nonlethal force, did so in less than a minute.
In the United States, though, eight officers and a police dog, surrounded a mentally ill man with a knife, and, instead of subduing him, shot at him 46 times until he bled out and died there in the parking lot.
A homeless man, James Boyd, was shot over and over again by New Mexico police in spite of not being a grave threat to them.
Kajieme Powell, in the midst of psychotic episode, was shot and killed by St. Louis policewithin seconds of pulling up next to him.
This is a public safety crisis. While our nation may have more guns than many others, it's disgustingly obvious that our police are shooting and killing people who are unarmed and often mentally ill and it must stop.


This weekend, the weather changed. Saturday was as lovely as could be and Sunday…it snowed. It's been snowing for weeks in the mountains, but we had snow in the valley. I even turned the heat on for the first time since the spring. It's for real. Winter is on its way. As much as I hate cold weather, I admit that it wouldn't feel like November without a little snow and chilly wind creeping in under the crack in the front door. I do like sweaters and blankets. I like hot chocolate and hearty soups. I even love casseroles every so often. And honestly, it's a nice excuse to make something rich and comforting like Brussels Sprout Potato Gratin.
I fall into that gray area of people who aren't sure if they love or hate Brussels sprouts. There are times when they are overcooked and mushy that I push them away. There are other times when I absolutely love them roasted in a hot oven, sprinkled with salt and pepper, or tossed with pasta. They are almost like candy. And then there's this way – swimming in heavy cream and topped with a somewhat generous amount of Gruyere. Who doesn't love Gruyere-topped anything? There are many things that are made more special with a Gruyere, and Brussels sprouts are one of those things.
My husband, as he often does and as I often write, thought I was a little crazy when I told him what I was making. He loves vegetables. Like, a lot. And he likes them simply prepared most of the time. The thought of topping them with all the cream and cheese (it's not that much) made him suspicious. He left with my kids to run some errands and go visit their grandmother and I stayed home to cook and catch up on housework. When he came home, I had this brussels sprout potato gratin waiting for him, all warm and bubbly.
As I was saying, this Brussels sprout potato gratin is simple to put together. Boil the potatoes for a bit, slice up the Brussels sprouts, butter the dish, add cream and cheese, and bake. That's it. Easy peasy.
So cheese, potatoes and Brussels sprouts is a good thing after all.
A delicious side dish made of sliced potatoes and Brussels sprouts in a cream sauce, topped with Gruyere.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Rub the inside of an 8- by 11-inch baking pan with the clove of garlic and then grease well with the butter.
In a pan of salted water, cook the potatoes until just tender. Check using the tip of a knife. If it pieces the potato easily, they are done. Drain well.
Layer the cooked potatoes and the halved Brussels sprouts, seasoning well with salt and pepper. Pour cream evenly over the top of the vegetables and sprinkle the cheese on top.
Bake for 20 minutes, or until golden and bubbly.
I love the idea of adding Brussels sprouts to potatoes au gratin. Wishing I had a big bowl of this right now!
@Katie, it really is SO good!
I have to try this and can only imagine sneaking into another room and devouring it.. all!
i want this right. now.
This looks amazing!! I love potatoes and brussel sprouts so much, and smothering anything in cheese makes it 100x better. I'm so all about this!
cooking this now for a thanksgiving side so excited!
This looks soooo amazing! Love it!
Made this for Christmas, added bacon, garlic, and some extra cream, altered a bit of the prep and sautéed the sprouts in the bacon grease before adding them to the mix. It's now been added to the "must have" list for family gatherings. Thanks for the amazing recipe!
I love those additions! Sounds fantastic!


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Q: Python: Replace multiple strings with multiple strings in files I'm building a lab for a network certification.
There is some configurations for 13 devices, but since I don't got the exact same devices as the material was made for, I have to make some changes in the configurations.
I've tried to make a Python script, but it doesn't match exactly what I need.
I have a file with the changes to be made in the form:
find-this,replace-with-this
Now the configuration I have to change is primarily intarfaces, so it looks something like this (I have removed some configuration tom make it smaller):
interface Serial0
description Connected to R1
frame-relay route 102 interface Serial1 201
frame-relay route 103 interface Serial2 301
frame-relay route 104 interface Serial4 401
frame-relay route 105 interface Serial5 501
frame-relay route 113 interface Serial3 311
!
interface Serial1
description Connected to R2
frame-relay route 201 interface Serial0 102
frame-relay route 203 interface Serial2 302
frame-relay route 204 interface Serial4 402
frame-relay route 205 interface Serial5 502
frame-relay route 213 interface Serial3 312
!

Where I want to replace
Serial0,Serial1/0
Serial1,Serial1/1
Serial2,Serial1/2
Serial3,Serial1/3
Serial4,Serial1/4

Or like this:
interface Serial0/0
!
interface Serial0/0.1 point-to-point
!
interface Serial0/1
!

Where I want to replace
Serial0/0,Serial0/2/0
Serial0/1,Serial0/1/0

Right now I do it line by line with this method:
def replace_all(text, dic):
    for i, j in dic.iteritems():
        text = re.sub("\\b"+i+"\\b", j, text)

My problem is that Serial0 or Serial0/0 gets matched the first time and changed to Serial1/0, but this is then matched by the Serial1 so I get Serial1/1/0.
I've tried with both boundry (\b) and ^ and $ but it doesn't seem to work; also I have the case where its okey to be Serial1 but not Serial1/0, but it's okey with Serial1.200.
So it should match exactly what I want to find, or exactly what I want to find + a dot and some numbers eg. Serial0/1.200
Anyone knows how to do this and can point me in the right direction?

A: An inefficient but effective way might be to manually do a while loop like a for loop through the code, checking the string in front of the position variable against your word list then replacing if there is a hit, and adding the length of the replacement word to the position variable. A bit ugly but easy and effective.

A: You can process line by line and break the loop:
new_text=""
for line in lines:
    new_text= new_text + fix_line(line)

def fix_line(line):
     for i, j in dic.iteritems():
          new_line = re.sub("\\b"+i+"\\b", j, line)
          if new_line != line: #line changed stop loop
               return new_line
     return line #line didn't match

print(new_text)

edit: if you want an exact match on the regex you should use split
 str_list = line.split(" ")
 if len(str_list) > 4: #case the line has interface
     process(str_list[4])

 def process(str_to_match):
     if str_to_match in dic:
           return dic[str_to_match] #will get the exact match saved in the dict
     return str_to_match #not in dict dont replace


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Q: Read data from file: keep separation by empty line in file I can make a matrix x and y from data.dat which consists of 2 columns using this code:
load data.dat
x=data(:,1);
y=data(:,2);

What if I want to make matrices x1, x2, ... xn and the same with y,
where x1, x2, are based on the separation by a blank line in the file data.dat:
54.510  1.420
55.294  1.819
55.859  1.935
55.999  2.381

9.017   1.600
9.518   1.916
9.868   2.217
9.896   2.368
10.113  2.533
10.424  2.552

....    ...

Based on this data example, I expect
x1=[54.510;55.294;55.859;55.999]
x2=[9.017;9.518;9.868;9.896;10.113;10.424]
y1=[1.420;1.819;1.935;2.381]
y2=[1.600;1.916;2.217;2.368;2.533;2.552]

A: You can use fgets to read the data from your file. It is assumed that your file is called test.dat:
(see the comments for explanations on the functionality)
% introduce a counter for all the 'blocks in the file'
block = 1;
% initialize empty vectors for x and y
x = [];
y = [];

% open the file (in this case 'test.dat')
file = fopen('test.dat');

% read the first line of the file
tline = fgets(file);

% continue as long as there are lines in the file
while ischar(tline)

    % fgets returs a string, convert to float to process:
    q = str2num(tline);

    % if q is empty, we have a blank line, otherwise, append the values to
    % x and y

    if ~isempty(q)
        x(end+1) = q(1);
        y(end+1) = q(2);
    else

    % if there is a blank line, write x and y to a cell X and Y
    % you need a cell here, because the number of elements per block may
    % differ

        X{block} = x;
        Y{block} = y;

    % advance the block counter

        block = block + 1;

    % clear and re-initialize x and y - this is necessary because the next
    % block may contain less values. you do not want artifacts.

        clear x y
        x = [];
        y = [];
    end

    % read the next line

    tline = fgets(file);

    % at the end of the file, fgets returns not a string but a number, -1
    % in this case, assign x and y to X and Y
    % no need to increment block, because you are at the end of the file

    if tline == -1
        X{block} = x;
        Y{block} = y;
    end

end

% close the file once all operations are done

fclose(file);

You now have a cell X and a cell Y which contain the data from your file. E.g.
X{1} =

  Columns 1 through 2

                 54.51                    55.294

  Columns 3 through 4

                55.859                    55.999

I am aware that you won't get variables called x1, x2, ... xn with this approach. However, I believe that cells X{1}, X{2}, ... X{n} are both easier to generate, populate and handle than individual variables.


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Q: How to bind a variable to a queried item in SPARQL In this simple sparql query I get a list of subjects whose object is 42
SELECT ?v WHERE { ?v ?p 42 }

If I add ?p as a variable
SELECT ?v ?p WHERE { ?v ?p 42 }

I will get two entities per row, the subject and the predicate.
What if I wanted three entities, so including the 42? Something like:
SELECT ?v ?p ?m WHERE { ?v ?p (42 as m) }

A: You can accomplish in two ways using BINDINGS keyword as well as FILTER
Using BINDINGS
SELECT ?v ?p ?m
WHERE { ?v ?p ?m}
BINDINGS ?m {(42)}

Using FILTER
SELECT ?v ?p ?m
WHERE {
?v ?p ?m
FILTER (?m = 42)
}

A: Another variant is to use BIND, e.g.:
SELECT ?v ?p ?m
WHERE {
  BIND(42 AS ?m)
  ?v ?p ?m
}

The BIND statement simply adds a binding for ?m, which can then be selected for the result set.

A: In SPARQL 1.1, you can use VALUES for this.  You would write
SELECT ?v ?p ?m WHERE {
  values ?m { 42 }
  ?v ?p ?m
}

A: Standard SPARQL 1.0  does not really allow that. There may be some implementation-specific extensions for doing it, though.
As a workaround, if the data contains a triple with 42 as an object literal, you can do it e.g. like this:
SELECT ?v ?p ?m { ?v ?p 42, ?m FILTER(?m=42)}

which is equivalent with
 SELECT ?v ?p ?m WHERE { ?v ?p 42 . ?v ?p ?m FILTER(?m=42)}

as you can write graph patterns sharing the same subject and predicate with the comma object list notation, and the WHERE keyword is optional.
For efficiency, you want to use basic graph patterns to reduce the working triple to a smaller set and only then apply FILTER expressions to further prune the results.

A: select ?v ?p ?m where { ?v ?p ?m . FILTER( ?m = 42 ) }

A: I know this is round-about, but I believe this is doable with a subquery.
This is a useful pattern to help you work on the query in the narrow, before you let it loose on your entire dataset:
SELECT ?v ?p ?m WHERE {
   { SELECT 42 as ?m WHERE { } }
   ?v ?p ?m .
}


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Q: Is there any drawback in using a combination of RandomNumberGenerator class and base 64 encoding for generating passwords? In my web service I need to generate passwords that are strong and can be represented as a string. Currently I use System.Security.Cryptography.RandomNumberGenerator and generate a large enough (let's just assume it is really large enough) array of random bytes and then encode it using base 64 and return that to the user.
This way I have a random password which is generated using a suitable-for-cryptography PRNG (not class Random, see this question for details on why class Random is not okay here) and which can be represented as a string and sent in an email, shown in an interface or typed in or copy-pasted by the user.
Is anything inherently wrong with this scheme from the security standpoint?

A: With regard to whether there is anything inherently wrong with this scheme from a security standpoint, I would consider sending a password via e-mail to be a security risk in itself. Even if the e-mail is encrypted when going down the wire, it's still going to be stored on a medium that you have no control over.
Plus, the types of passwords that you're generating will not get memorised by users, making them more likely to get written down on a sticky note, or something similar, for all to see.

A: Both the Random and the RandomNumberGenerator classes are basically pseudo-random number generators and as they are based on algorithms, there is a limit as to how random their outputs can be.
But when compared to the Random, the RandomNumberGenerator class is considered as a Cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generator as it makes use of a quite a few other environmental parameters (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CryptGenRandom) for ensuring randomness. Some of the parameters are:

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*The current thread ID

*The tick count since boot time

*The current time

*Various high-precision performance counters

*An MD4 hash of the user's environment block

*High-precision internal CPU counters

Do go through the following link which is an interesting read regarding randomness: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2006/11/computers-are-lousy-random-number-generators.html

For the purpose normal usage scenarios such as generating passwords as in your case, the use of the RandomNumberGenerator class is more than enough (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.random.aspx):
"To generate a cryptographically secure random number suitable for creating a random password, for example, use a class derived from System.Security.Cryptography.RandomNumberGenerator such as System.Security.Cryptography.RNGCryptoServiceProvider."


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Prig Meets Pig
Hunting, José Ortega y Gasset, Michael Pollan, Political Correctness
An only-too-common journalistic meme today features the metrosexual hero dipping a sensitive toe into the dangerous (and profoundly alien) waters of manliness. Our sissified hero goes hunting or visits a shooting range. He actually handles (and fires) a gun. He finds that he is enjoying himself, and begins to understand why people hunt or shoot.
But, then, before it is too late (and he has to join the NRA and start voting Republican), in a final moment of clarity, lovingly depicted in purplest prose, the author regains politically correct control of himself. Unlike such insensitive clods as Samson and David, Odysseus and Achilles, Xenophon and Arrian, Balzac and Shakespeare, Ivan Turgenev and Ernest Hemingway, George Washington and Theodore Roosevelt, our modern urbanist is too morally sensitive, too sophisticated and intelligent, too ironic to condone guns or hunting.
The latest account from the field, in yesterday's (26/March/2006) New York Times Magazine, is provided by Berkeley journalism professor Michael Pollan.
Walking with a loaded rifle in an unfamiliar forest bristling with the signs of your prey is thrilling. It embarrasses me to write that, but it is true. I am not by nature much of a noticer, yet here, now, my attention to everything around me, and deafness to everything else, is complete. Nothing in my experience has prepared me for the quality of this attention. I notice how the day's first breezes comb the needles in the pines, producing a sotto voce whistle and an undulation in the pattern of light and shadow tattooing the tree trunks and the ground. I notice the specific density of the air. But this is not a passive or aesthetic attention; it is a hungry attention, reaching out into its surroundings like fingers, or nerves. My eyes venture deep into thickets my body could never penetrate, picking their way among the tangled branches, sliding over rocks and around stumps to bring back the slenderest hint of movement. In the places too deeply shadowed to admit my eyes, my ears roam at will, returning with the report of a branch cracking at the bottom of a ravine, or the snuffling of a. . .wait: what was that? Just a bird. Everything is amplified. Even my skin is alert, so that when the shadow launched by the sudden ascent of a turkey vulture passes overhead I swear I can feel the temperature momentarily fall. I am the alert man…
Since there's nothing he can do to make the encounter happen, the hunter's energy goes into readying himself for it, and trying, by the sheer force of his attention, to summon the animal into his presence. Searching for his prey, the hunter instinctively becomes more like the animal, straining to make himself less visible, less audible, more exquisitely alert. Predator and prey alike move according to their own maps of this ground, their own forms of attention and their own systems of instinct, systems that evolved expressly to hasten or avert precisely this encounter.. . .
wait a minute. Did I really write that last paragraph? Without irony? That's embarrassing. Am I actually writing about the hunter's "instinct," suggesting that the hunt represents some sort of primordial encounter between two kinds of animals, one of which is me? This seems a bit much. I recognize this kind of prose: hunter porn. And whenever I've read it in the past, in Hemingway and Ortega y Gasset and all those hard-bitten, big-bearded American wilderness writers who still pine for the Pleistocene, it never failed to roll my eyes. I never could stomach the straight-faced reveling in primitivism, the barely concealed bloodlust, the whole macho conceit that the most authentic encounter with nature is the one that comes through the sight of a gun and ends with a large mammal dead on the ground — a killing that we are given to believe constitutes a gesture of respect. So it is for Ortega y Gasset, the Spanish philosopher, who writes in his "Meditations on Hunting" that "the greatest and most moral homage we can pay to certain animals on certain occasions is to kill them.. . ." Please
And yet here I find myself slipping into the hunter's ecstatic purple, channeling Ortega y Gasset. It may be that we have no better language in which to describe the experience of hunting, so that all of us who would try sooner or later slide into this overheated prose ignorant of irony.
Irony — the outside perspective — easily withers everything about hunting, shrinks it to the proportions of boy's play or atavism. And yet at the same time I found that there is something about the experience of hunting that puts irony itself to rout. In general, experiences that banish irony are much better for living than for writing. But there it is: I enjoyed shooting a pig a whole lot more than I ever thought I should have…
In this, I decided, was one of the signal virtues of hunting: it puts large questions about who we and the animals are, and the nature of our respective deaths, squarely before the hunter, and while I'm sure there are many hunters who manage to avoid their gaze, that must take some doing…
..we are left standing there in the woods with our uneasiness and our disgust, and disgust's boon companion, shame. I did not register any such emotion in the moments after shooting my pig, but eventually it dawned, or fell on me, like a great and unexpected weight. It happened late that evening, when, back at home, I opened my e-mail and saw that Angelo had sent me some digital pictures, under the subject heading "Look the great hunter!" I was eager to open them, excited to show my family my pig, since it hadn't come home with me but was hanging in Angelo's walk-in cooler.
The image that appeared on my computer screen hit me like an unexpected blow to the body. A hunter in an orange sweater was kneeling on the ground behind a pig the side of whose head has erupted in blood that is spreading like a river delta toward the bottom of the frame. The hunter's rifle is angled just so across his chest; clearly he is observing some hoary convention of the hunter's trophy portrait. One proprietary hand rests on the dead animal's broad flank. The man is looking into the camera with an expression of unbounded pride, wearing an ear-to-ear grin that might have been winning, if perhaps incomprehensible, had the bloodied carcass sprawled beneath him been cropped out of the frame. But the bloodied carcass was right there, front and center, and it rendered that grin — there's no other word for it — obscene. I felt as if I had stumbled on some stranger's pornography. I hurried my mouse to the corner of the image and clicked, closing it as quickly as I could. No one should ever see this.
What could I possibly have been thinking? What was the man in that picture feeling? I can't for the life of me explain what could have inspired such a mad grin, it seemed so distant and alien from me now. If I didn't know better, I would have said that the man in the picture was drunk. And perhaps he was, seized in the throes of some sort of Dionysian intoxication, the bloodlust that Ortega says will sometimes overtake the successful hunter. And what was I so damned proud of, anyway? I'd killed a pig with a gun, big deal.
Like the image of the two filthy hunters I'd caught in the convenience-store mirror earlier that afternoon, Angelo's digital photo had shown me the hunt, and the hunter, from the outside, subjecting it to a merciless gaze that hunting can't withstand, at least not in the 21st century.
The pig got shot, and the prig went home to Berkeley to scribble and emote. Personally, I would say that Mr. Pullan's merciless gaze of Modernity is as fatal to the truth as a properly aimed 130 grain .270 round is to California feral pig. Pullan thinks he speaks for the enlightened spirit of human progress. In reality, his irony is a only a fashionable pose, and his voice only the voice of conformity echoing the infernal spirit which denies:
Ich bin der Geist, der stets verneint!
(Faust I, Vers 1338ff. / Mephistopheles.)
Shooting victim
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Steve Bodio
The article was edited by the NYT and far more PC than the book. in the book he takes apart AR types and ultimately condemns them as more cut off from nature than any hunter, and calls the meal that he has with the cuts of pig that he has killed (and eats in the company of Siclian hunters and New Jersey Italian mushroomers) "the best of my life". I think that is quite a distance to travel for an urban Jewish professor! (Incidentally only just arrived at Berkeley).
24 Apr 2006 um 3:11 pm
JDZ
I bought the book, but it just arrived, and I haven't gotten to it yet.
Pollan's (ultra high cost) effort to emulate Thoreau's cabin has been widely derided as well. Where was he before Berkeley, Brookline?
I have a Jewish doctor friend from Yale, who lives in Sioux City, and is a keen hunter He particularly likes bow hunting. Of course, he's quite mad. You have to be to live in Iowa.
25 Apr 2006 um 10:29 pm
Ricardo Rabago
Hello Everyone:
If interested Organically Speaking a Seattle base website has released a conversation with Michael Pollan podcast (audio conversation).
Some Podcast Show Note Questions:
Q) Why the price difference between conventional food and organic and how do we go about bringing down the Organic prices?
Q) How can small local organic farmers remain local in a capitalistic system?
Q) What is the "Food Web" you briefly touch on your book, The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals.
http://OrganicallySpeaking.org
-Ricardo
Holistic Conversations for a Sustainable World Who Share Your Passion for:
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01 Aug 2006 um 8:23 am
Interseting perspective (Michael Pollan) but ignorant. As a non-hunter, that experienced a 14 day hunting experience in South Africa, I have found José Ortega y Gasset's writing to be reflective and accurate in the deepest spiritual sense. The most believeable in philospophy and life are those who have been there. Food for thought…
16 Oct 2007 um 9:13 pm
Maria Eugenia Mayer
I would like to go hunting myself, but with arrows or spears, and only if I were trained on how to use them efficiently. I feel like an urban primitive and despise the disparity between the high-tech weapon and the animal's ability to defend itself. That notwithstanding, I'd still, if only once and to know the experience, hunt a boar, deer or large bird, with a rifle. I like game meat and, if killed swiftly and fairly, a hunted deer is as good as a FARM-executed deer (do they stun them with electrodes?)
28 Jul 2008 um 1:03 pm
You'd be surprised just how well animals can defend themselves by evasion and flight. Out of a box of 25 shotgun shells, I've known doves to defend themselves quite successfully against 23. You commonly don't even get a shot at the ruffed grouse who flushes right behind, startling you so thoroughly you nearly drop your gun. The beagle pack I follow kills two or three rabbits a year, and our fox hunt, if I remember rightly, killed one all last year. Deer need killing by any means necessary. There are just too many of them around these days.
Bob Mattie
I think that Mr. Pollan has taken an ever so tenative, yet irretractable, into the truth of who he and all of man are. The remorse and shame felt after the hunt when looking at the picture I can only assume is misplaced respect for the animal taken. I applaud his willingness to venture into this arena shunned by the more "civilized" or "evolved" men. He will forever be different for it.
I am completely aware of the fact that in order for me to survive, something else must die. I am at peace with that. I find that I am at my most serene when afield. Everyday fades into the background, and life comes into perspective that cannot be gained elsewhere. This may seem overly romanticized, but is the truth of it.
10 Sep 2009 um 5:47 am
bob mattie: i think it's romantic in the best sense, and that it's the truth. why can't it be both? i can remember the deepest serenity i felt going back to my childhood when i used to hunt frogs and turtles and fish. the wilderness, nature, isn't romaticized (overly or otherwise) by people who experience it live. i think there are many who don't recognize this: who for various causes didn't experience it enough because of how or where they lived.
also what you say about peace and death is very interesting and also very true, and i believe it echoes the line we have from faust. it's a very beautiful-romantic feeling to draw peace from death…and so important that without this 'insight', let's call it, the human being struggles very hard to maintain his sanity.
to stay – unmelted.
but journalists: what do you expect from journalists? or from writers who write to see themselves writing….urban, hyperconscious, specular man is no modern: just a symptom and a reaction. nothing too important. but it would be interesting to read the essay by ortega…
05 Jun 2011 um 7:28 pm
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Based on the memoir by English boxer Billy Moore who was incarcerated in two of the notorious prisons in Thailand, A PRAYER BEFORE DAWN follows his life and struggle. Hooked into the world of drug addiction, he soon found himself inside the prison, as he started confronting the reality of the prison world.
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Nevertheless, it's a true story in which the hero tries everything to fight his way out from the stained prison life. He grabs the opportunity to represent the prison in Muay Thai boxing tournaments, with sole aim to earn his freedom.
Interestingly, A PRAYER BEFORE DAWN is shot in an actual Thai prison and some of the members of the cast are real inmates. The film is amazing in terms of narration as we watch Joe Cole shining as Moore in this disturbing true story.
A PRAYER BEFORE DAWN is one of those films that is powerful enough to inspire, as we watch the character facing the unthinkable horror inside a high security prison. The film is indeed a visceral portrayal of Moore's life that none of us can even imagine.
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About the Audit 0
Danute Gambickaite
Photo: Robertas Narkus
Exhibition "The Audit" is open for viewing through January 20, 2013, at the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), Vilnius.
Recently a friend of mine told me about Cthulhu, a contrived deity who lives in the Pacific Ocean, which somehow linked with an exhibition "The Audit" at the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), Vilnius. This story might have passed unnoticed through my memory, but at the time I was reading a covering letter for the exhibition, written by a curator Auridas Gajauskas. The legend of Cthulhu was about something that I don't quite remember now, but the atmosphere of the great geographical discoveries and wandering through the sea remained. And that is why Cthulhu fits here perfectly. Cthulhu was created by H.P. Lovecraft and first appeared in the story "The Call of Cthulhu" in 1928. This creature could affect the human mind even while being imprisoned in the drowned city of R'lyeh. It looked partly like an octopus, a dragon and a human. The story emphasized Cthulhu as the source and the allegory of the humankind's anxiety. The question, however, rises – how is Cthulhu associated with an audit and the discussed exhibition. I will talk about this later. Now let's try to examine the exhibition from a more informative and coherent perspective.
"The Audit" – is a sectional exhibition of young and already well-known Lithuanian artists; they are – Antanas Gerlikas, Liudvikas Buklys, Laura Kaminskaitė, Naglis Kristijonas Zakaras, Elena Narbutaitė, Rimgailė Dručiūnaitė, Vytenis Burokas, Monika Dirsytė, Darius Mikšys, Rita Šerpytytė, Jonas Žakaitis and Aurimė Aleksandravičiūtė. Surprisingly, alongside the exhibition you can browse through such publications and publication groups as Federal #3, the collection of MoMA Millennium Magazines, newly released catalogue "Lithuanian Art 2012: 18 Exhibitions" and books from the CAC collection. This is definitely a project of a curator and most of the answers (if there are any questions) are known only by the curator himself. If a spectator is able to suppress the anxiety, he can take a wander through the deserts and valleys of interpretations or try to do some kind of self-auditing. This exhibition reminds me of a dream; of travelling with what at first sight seem as completely unrelated references yet knowing that they have either already formed a mutual relation or that the relation can be created at any time. The atmosphere of "The Audit" also reminds me of a movie "Synechdoche New York" by Charlie Kaufman. Last of all, it resembles a part of a speech – synecdoche (or simultaneous understanding) that has finely inserted between the exhibition, the audit (the concept), the covering letter and me as a perceiver. The covering letter could have easily become a showpiece. Maybe it already has…
According to the publications in the press: "Audit is a professional property valuation system which was formed in 18th-19th centuries. Many railway companies in the United Kingdom were required to resumé all railway numbers into regular system and to create a safe income census data which enables professional audit in 1840. Since 19th century audit is identified as a rational valuation system, which determines not only what exists but also what does not exist, or what is lacking. In this instance, audit operates not only in property valuation system but also in many other determination processes of reality recognition, identification and right to any existence." Following this point, the exhibition is about determination process of reality – the identification, the recognition and the right to any existence. This exhibition of the young and the well-known Lithuanian contemporary artists can be identified as a rational valuation system, which determines not only what exists, but also what does not exist or what is lacking; where everything is determined and not evaluated or priced; en exhibition where invited to participate are those who exist and those who don't (this sentence can be understood as a metaphor). I do not undertake to judge (and I do not recommend others to do that either), who are the ones that "exist", "are lacking" or "do not exist".
This exhibition can also be seen as every artist's and curator's self-audit, an identification of his or her own works at the certain period, a self-definition. Vytenis Burokas, one of the artists who took part in the exhibition, has also noted that. According to him, the self-audit is exactly what he did in this exhibition. The other participants' semblances are very diverse – starting with the catalogue of "Lithuanian Art 2012: 18 Exhibitions", the shelf of books to give away or the lecture about nihilism by Rita Šerpytytė, etc. Eventually, I recall Cthulhu, which was described in the beginning of this text, the deity of anxiety, who looks like octopus, dragon and human and lives in underwater city. In the story Cthulhu is an allegory of the humankind's sub-consciousness anxiety. Something similar can be traced in this exhibition. Here, however, it's not the exhibition, which is anxious, it's the spectator.
I see this exhibition as an anxiety synecdoche or metonymy. On the other hand, it doesn't matter. An audit, anyhow, is a rational system of the identification of reality and a recognition, which should give an opportunity for order and self-reflection to come up. I have never, however, heard (in reality and not only there) that an audit doesn't bring a strong feeling of anxiety.


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#define itkTransformParametersAdaptor_h

#include "itkTransformParametersAdaptorBase.h"
#include "itkTransform.h"

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 *
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 * \author Nick Tustison
 * \author Marius Staring
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class TransformParametersAdaptor
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public:

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  typedef TransformParametersAdaptor                     Self;
  typedef TransformParametersAdaptorBase<Transform<typename TTransform::ScalarType, TTransform::InputSpaceDimension, TTransform::OutputSpaceDimension> >     Superclass;
  typedef SmartPointer<Self>                             Pointer;
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protected:
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private:
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}  // namespace itk

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Today is an exciting day - one that I have been working towards for the past 6 months.
My book, Alicia: My Battle with Wegener's Disease is now available for sale on the Amazon website (here is a link to the UK store).
Alicia grew up to be a fit and healthy young woman who loved rocking out with her friends at gigs and spending time with her family. Her bright future was threatened when she became ill in 2005 and was diagnosed with Wegener's Granulomatosis. Alicia took a battery of drugs including chemotherapy medicines, and eventually turned to an experimental new drug in a bid to save her life.
This book fully explains the autoimmune disease Wegener's Granulomatosis (also known as Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis - GPA). I explain what the symptoms of the disease are, how it is diagnosed and how it is treated. It will be an invaluable resource to someone, or a family member or friend of someone, newly diagnosed with the disease.
Perhaps more importantly it is an inspirational story of how a young woman fought a chronic illness to rebuild her life.
Written with honesty, passion, and humour, this book is impossible to put down until you reach the last page.
The book costs around £6 in the UK and $9.99 in the US and is available worldwide.
Thank you for all of your support and please help spread the word by sharing this post around today!